Chemistry Unit 4 and 5

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how much electrons can s subshell hold?
2
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how much electrons can p subshell hold?
6
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how much electrons can d subshell hold?
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4
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how much electrons can f subshell hold?
14
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how many orbital are designated for s subshell?
1
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how many orbital are designated for p subshell?
3
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how many orbital are designated for d subshell?
5
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how many orbital are designated for f subshell?
7
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what does the integer numbers represent? in 1s^2 (the first number)
energy levels
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what do the letters represent in 1s^2 ( s, p, d, f)
subshells (shapes)
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what color of flame is produced when sodium is heated up?
yellow
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what color flame is potassium?
violet
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flame of lithium
red
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flame of strontium
red
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flame of calcium
orange
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flame of barium
yellow
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flame of copper
green
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What color has the longest wavelength?
red
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What color has the shortest wavelength?
violet
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what color has lowest frequency
red
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What color has the highest frequency?
violet
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what color has the lowest energy?
red
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what color has the highest energy?
violet
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how to find total number of electrons
inner electrons+ outer shell= total
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Aufbau Principle
An electron occupies the lowest-energy orbital available
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Pauli Exclusion Principle
no same two electrons in the same atom can be in the same place at the same time
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Hund's Rule
orbitals of equal energy are each occupied by 1 electron before any orbital os occupied by a second electron. BUS SEAT EXAMPLE
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Do metals become cations or anions? why?
cations. they have fewer valence electrons to lose to become stable.
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Do nonmetals become cations or anions? why?
Anions. They only need a few valence electrons to become stable.
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what ionic charge is group 1?
+1
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what ionic charge is group 2?
+2
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what ionic charge is group 13?
+3
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what ionic charge is group 15?
-3
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what ionic charge is group 16?
-2
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what ionic charge is group 17?
-1
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what ionic charge does group 18 have?
0
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Does atomic radius increase or decrease down a group?
increase
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Does atomic radius increase or decrease across a period?
decrease
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Does ionic radius increase or decrease down a group?
increase
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Does ionic radius increase or decrease across a period?
decrease
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when a metal becomes an ion it gets _____________
smaller
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when a non metal becomes an ion it gets ______________
bigger
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ionization energy
The amount of energy required to remove an electron from an atom
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Does ionization energy increase or decrease down a group?
decrease
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Does ionization energy increase or decrease across a period?
increase
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Does electron affinity increase or decrease down a group?
decrease
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Does electronegativity increase or decrease across a period?
increase
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What does high IE
very hard to remove electron
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what are the hardest to remove electrons from?
noble gases
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What does low IE mean?
easier to remove electron from
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Does electronegativity increase or decrease down a group?
decrease
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Does electronegativity increase or decrease across a period?
increase
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who discovered a method to measure relative masses of atoms?
Stanislao Cannizzaro
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who organized elements in increasing atomic masses?
Dmitri Mendeleev
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who organized elements in increasing atomic number? (periodic law)
Henry Moseley
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how many valence electrons does He have? (only exception)
2
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Group 1 is also known as
Alkali metals
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Group 2 is also known as
Alkaline-earth metals
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Group 3-12 is also known as
Transition metals
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Group 17 is also known as
Halogens
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Group 18 is also known as
Noble gases
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In groups 3-12, the d subshell that ends in 4 will change to
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In groups 3-12, the d subshell that ends in 9 will change to
10